Category: Opinion
In the last few turbulent years, much has been said and written about leadership in Latin America. In the realm of politics, recent elections in a number of nations have been characterized by polarization and ...
The Brazilian voter spoke in the most disputed election in Brazil. The country was left divided: half in favor of Lula and slightly under half in favor of Bolsonaro. Lula represents a much larger movement ...
On September 7, President Abdo invited the participants of Invest in Paraguay to his residence, along with his entire cabinet of ministers. On arrival, we were surprised by the simplicity of the reception. We went ...
The international scene is moving fast and the proper reading of options has become quite unpredictable. The pandemic resulted in a disruption of global production chains, disrupting strategic supplies and changing global consumer habits. Disruption ...
The world scenario has changed dramatically in the last few months. What used to be firm and solid long term strategies have now turned into revised plans in terms of their priorities and purposes. The ...
The 1990s were a time of economic optimism for much of Latin America. Incomes were rising, industries were becoming more competitive on the global stage and much of the region was gradually building up an ...
The recent gathering of Hemisphere leaders in Los Angeles was doomed from the start with poor attendance and the absence of one-third of the heads of state. It was only a question of how many ...
The combination of the conflict in Europe, the end of the pandemic, and the reestablishment of global production chains, resulted in energy and supply inflation, which directly hits the price of food worldwide, without the ...
Nearshoring, as an adjective for the new orientation of the location of strategic positions, seeks to reduce the risk of global shortages, bringing the strategic industries of the Global Supply Chain (GSC) “closer” 1). The ...
Recent leftist victories in Peru and Chile elections have prompted the narrative that Latin America is suffering a socialist tidal wave. Such analysis is too simplistic in its construct, often originating from US media and Washington ...